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Reel Window: Rewatching Random Movies from our Childhood episodes
- 27: Come to Papa BearPauline has chosen the 1998 Michael Bay blockbuster that captured her and Lisa's pre-teen/early teen hearts with the classic Aerosmith song 'Don't Wanna Miss a Thing'. That's right! It's the end of the world, and the ragtag team of Bruce willis' oil drillers are the only ones who can save the world from an asteroid colliding with the world and complete annihilation. God help us all.59 min
- 26.5 Triviasode: Come To Papa Bear
Pauline has picked a movie that is sure to leave you scratching your head. From the sisters' early and pre-teen days, can you figure out the movie before Lisa does? Edit: The actual quote for the movie is 'Come and Get Papa Bear', but Pauline had NO idea what this quote was even referring to in the film, so we're going with her mis-remembering of the line. :)
28 min - 26: That’s Mayonnaise
Our guest this week, Hogan, has picked the 1999 Romantic Comedy, 'Notting Hill', starring the endearing Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts. Only our second romantic comedy so far. Take a listen to see if this is one of the few Romantic Comedies from decades past that's held up to this day! Also, if you're looking for more movie content, you should check out Hogan's Substack blog, where he posts interviews with filmmakers, and has weekly streaming recommendations. It's pretty awesome stuff. Check out the link on his instagram: @hoganshort
1 hr 8 min - 25.5 Triviasode: That's Mayonnaise.
Pauline's friend, Hogan, is a guest this week! He's a liiiiiitttle younger than the sisters, and we have no idea what kind of movie he's gonna pick. Take a listen and find out!!
Also, if you're looking for more movie content, you should check out Hogan's Substack blog, where he posts interviews with filmmakers, and has weekly streaming recommendations. It's pretty awesome stuff. Check out the link on his instagram: @hoganshort
21 min - 25: I’m Not Bad, I’m Just Drawn That Way.The sisters are watched the 1988 classic “Who Framed Roger Rabbit”, a unique blend of animation and live action. Did you love this movie as a kid? Does it still hold up? Find out in this week’s episode.1 hr 3 min
- 24.5 Triviasode: I’m Not Bad, I’m Just Drawn That Way.This week, Lisa picks a commercial success and critical darling, so unlike her. Will Pauline know it by episode’s end? Can you guess the film from the episode title alone?27 min
- 24:Too Many Secrets.The sisters discuss ‘Sneakers’, the 1990’s caper of ragtag spies and thieves, starring Robert Redford, Sidney Poitier, Ben Kingsley, Dan Aykroyd, and Mary MacDonald.1 hr 18 min
- 23.5 Triviasode: Too Many SecretsThis early 90s ensemble comedy caper was VERY confusing to watch as kids. Does Lisa guess Pauline’s pick before the end of the episode? Listen to find out what we’re watching this weekend.23 min
- 23: “There Are No Happy Endings Because Nothing Ends.”For the first time in the show the sisters watched a movie they didn’t both love as children. Now that she’s seen “The Last Unicorn” as an adult, will Pauline love it like Lisa does? Or is Lisa just crazy?1 hr 11 min
- 22.5 Triviasode: “There Are No Happy Endings Because Nothing Ends.”Lisa chooses a bizarre animated film that she adored as a child. Can Pauline guess this obscure 80’s film? And more importantly, will she be happy when she does?26 min
About Reel Window: Rewatching Random Movies from our Childhood
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This is a podcast where two sisters, and sometimes a guest, rewatch movies they saw when they were kids and review them. With humour, sarcasm, and random tidbits of info, this is a great listen for…
anyone born in the 80s, anyone who loves movies, and anyone else whose family speaks complete sections of dialogue as part of their daily conversations.
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